Dubai's Rainbow Sheikh Hummer H1 X3 vehile is 46 feet long, 22 feet high

 


Car enthusiasts would surely know that Hummer is a very big SUV.  The Hummer H1 measures 184.5 inches in length, 77 inches in height and 86.5 inches in width.  However, a billionaire sheikh from Dubai, considering it too small, has designed an adaptive Hummer H1, which is three times the size of its regular model.





 Sheikh Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan, who is also known as the 'Rainbow Sheikh of Dubai', has a huge collection of cars.  The royal sheikh of UAE also holds the Guinness World Record for the largest collection of 4×4 vehicles.  He has a collection of 718 cars in 4×4.




 An old video of Dubai Sheikh's huge Hummer with normal vehicles plying on the road is going viral once again after it was posted on Twitter.  This is Shaikh's Hummer H1 X3 model.  It is about 46 feet long, 21.6 feet high and 19 feet wide.  It has a diesel engine mounted on each wheel, due to which it can go smoothly and that is why it is equipped with a four wheel drive system.  This is especially made by Sheikh for himself.  He is a member of the Emirati royal family with a personal net worth of over US$20 billion.




There are many funny comments on this video in social media.  In which one user said, "I want to take it for a drive." Another user commented, "Its maintenance cost will be very high."  How do you spend it?"



 This Hummer is a bigger variant of the regular model.  Its interior is similar to the regular model.  It looks like a house and it is spread over two floors.  The car has a living room and toilet as well as a steering cabin on the second floor.  According to an information, there are about 3,000 vehicles in Sheikh Hamad's personal collection.  He has put together the entire range of Mercedes S-Class in every colour of the rainbow in his collection .  Sheikh also owns several car museums, one of which is dedicated to off-road vehicles in Sharjah.  It has many cars including this big Hummer H1, the world's biggest SUV.

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